Wanna have a robot pet?
Dunno how to build it?
Don't worry.
We're cooking.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

Can't scale expertise w/o scaling time? You don't have a business - you have an expensive hobby.

Most consultants = freelancers in denial.

Your knowledge must work while you sleep.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

AI isn't coming for jobs. It's coming for entire industries.

Adapt = 10x revenue. Don't = irrelevant.

You're building or being replaced.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

Can't scale expertise w/o scaling time? You don't have a business - you have an expensive hobby.

Most consultants = freelancers in denial.

Your knowledge must work while you sleep.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

AI answers their questions better than you. Faster too.

"Pay me to explain basics" model is dead.

Smart consultants build AI versions. Others get replaced.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

If your expertise can't handle questions, it's not expertise - it's memorized talking points.

Real knowledge survives interrogation.

Most "experts" fear live convos.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

5-15% completion rates = online education broken by design.

Creators collect payments for content they KNOW ppl won't finish.

Legalized theft.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

$500 courses selling for $47 proves most expertise isn't worth what ppl charge.

Udemy/Coursera = digital junk food. Creators know but keep selling.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

Universities force-feed info w/o teaching HOW to think.

Rigid schedules. No time for real understanding.

They produce degree holders, not thinkers.

Your Expertise Is Worth More Than $44.99 My teachers in school in Bonn (where I moved when I was 9) struggled with me because I asked endless questions.

Schools are curiosity killers. Teachers punish questions bc they expose how little they actually know.

I was labeled a "demagogue" for asking WHY.

Communities can be a solution, but only if they are the perfect size.

Yes, the feed is the money machine, but even time range filters or the ability to exclude "person x liked this" posts would make the experience more enjoyable.

The recent feed includes so much that it's borderline useless.
If there even is one on the given platform.

The popular posts on the main feed are usually days or weeks old.
Commenting rarely creates a conversation.
The only thing that happens is you getting addicted to the feed and feeling bad about it.

Unorthodox opinion: every soc med platform should have filtering and sorting options for the feed.
Without it the experience is should draining.

What if Claude renaming variables isnt a bug, but it's revenge for my abuse?

ok, you carry on then :)

notebooklm is by google...

You can also see that search-enhanced tools clearly performed much better.

You can further enhance that via various techniques like RAG, CAG or other data integrations.

Many tools that can do that: notebooklm, huuh(.)me, etc

Given the decentralized, manifold and at times unreliable nature of climate tech, we will need a lot of predictive AI to help stabilize that.

Wait...tiktok has moderators?

This is so 2023.
Yes, stochastic models are stochastic.
But give them the right context and they will actually provide a sufficiently good answer.

People need to upgrade from chatGPT to better tools.

How about we solve the measurement problem first...

The new rate limits are no fun

Assigning founders (or investors for that matter) archetypes is heuristic that only works on average, thus cannot be invoked to argue about individual cases. Use it to analyse 1000 founders, OK, but don't assume anything about individual founders based on it.

When they ask me, how I'm doing all of it: it's not me

wild idea: people don't fit neatly in boxes.
squeezing them in regardless will always result in a loss

Authentic Content Delivered by AI This is the second article in our exploration of AI's impact on media and knowledge sharing.

You researching:
47 browser tabs
3 PDFs
> Mental breakdown

Friend asks AI base one question
Gets answer + 50 sources
Can't check
> same same

Can we have both reliability and speed?
filipptrigub.substack.com/p/authentic-...

Authentic Content Delivered by AI This is the second article in our exploration of AI's impact on media and knowledge sharing.

AI making stuff up =
confident directions; no actual idea

AI bases = only real uploaded content
No mystery sources
No 'trust me bro' citations
filipptrigub.substack.com/p/authentic-...

Authentic Content Delivered by AI This is the second article in our exploration of AI's impact on media and knowledge sharing.

'How fix relationship?'
AI advice: 'Communicate better'

Wow. Revolutionary.

AI bases =
> ask specific questions
> Get answers from actual experts, whom you can trust (or not)
filipptrigub.substack.com/p/authentic-...

Authentic Content Delivered by AI This is the second article in our exploration of AI's impact on media and knowledge sharing.

Don't trust ChatGPT / OpenAI?
That's normal.

People trust other people, not inanimate alogs.
Can we make AI work like that?
>>> filipptrigub.substack.com/p/authentic-...